Antibiotics survey

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Antibiotics survey

Knowledge of antibiotics

Question 1

Antibiotics are used to treat infections caused by ...

viruses

bacteria

viruses and bacteria

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Question 2

Should you take antibiotics when you have a cold and sore throat?

yes

yes, but only when it last for more than a week

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Question 3

Why should antibiotics treatment be avoided when not absolutely necessary ?

to protect your kidneys

to save NHS money

to prevent antibiotic resistance

they might not always work

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Question 4

Penicillin is widely used to treat infections. What type of infections do you think Penicillin is used for ? (pick 2)

sore throat infections

chest infections

meningitis

urinary tract infections

candida infections

blood infections

Question 5

What does it mean when bacteria becomes resistant to an antibiotic ?

bacterial infection is treated

bacteria no longer responds to the treatment

the bacteria is killed and no further treatment is required

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Question 6

Do you think the spreading of antibiotics resistance is a big risk for human survival ?

yes

unsure/ not sure

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Question 7

Do you know any type of antibiotics ? If yes can you give an example.

Question 8

When was the last time you had an antibiotic treatment ?

1-4 weeks ago

1-6 months ago

1 year ago

more than a year ago

Not sure/never had one

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Question 9

When do you think you should stop taking a prescribed antibiotics course ?

when you feel better and the symptoms are gone

few days after all the symptoms are gone

when you have used all of your prescribed antibiotics

if after 2 days of taking the antibiotics you don't feel any better

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Question 10

If people would be more aware of how antibiotics work, do you think we could slow down the process of bacterial resistance ?

yes

Other:

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